(*)
Game played on 9-06-1964. The original game, played
on 6-06-1964, ended with a Belgium victory (59-57),
but later FIBA ordered its replay due to some timing
irregularities. This is the first time in European basketball
history that an international game is replayed.

CLASSIFICATION ROUND

PLACES 13-14

(12-06-1964)

A7-B7:Switzerland
- Luxembourg

86-50 (38-19)

PLACES 9-12

Semifinals (12-06-1964)

A5-B6:Greece
- Netherlands

72-67 (33-33)

B5-A6:
Great Britain - Austria

54-75 (19-37)

Finals (13-06-1964)

PLACES
11/12:Netherlands - Great Britain

82-63 (43-18)

PLACES
9/10:Greece - Austria

63-57 (27-26)

PLACES 5-8

Semifinals (12-06-1964)

A3-B4:
Israel - Belgium

69-78 (27-39)

B3-A4:Spain
- GDR

69-67 (31-36)

Finals (13-06-1964)

PLACES
7/8: Israel - GDR

55-68 (29-35)

PLACES
5/6:Belgium - Spain

94-85 (46-41)

PLACES 1-4

Semifinals (12-06-1964)

A1-B2:Finland
- Bulgaria

81-68 (44-39)

B1-A2:France - Hungary

66-73 (22-30)

Finals (13-06-1964)

PLACES
3/4: Bulgaria - France

69-81 (28-51)

PLACES
1/2: Finland - Hungary

57-69 (24-30)

FINAL STANDING

1.

Hungary*

2.

Finland*

3.

France

4.

Bulgaria

5.

Belgium

6.

Spain

7.

GDR

8.

Israel

9.

Greece

10.

Austria

11.

Netherlands

12.

Great Britain

13.

Switzerland

14.

Luxembourg

* Qualified for Olympic
Tournament

PAN-CONTINENTAL PRE-OLYMPIC TOURNAMENT

(Yokohama, Japan)

(From
25-09-1964 to 4-10-1964)

Competition Day 1
(25-09-1964)

Indonesia - Thailand

50-85
(16-41)

Malaysia - Taiwan

81-98
(30-39)

Cuba - South Korea

61-67
(32-25)

Mexico - Philippines

90-85
(51-42)

Australia - Canada

73-53
(22-20)

Competition Day 2
(26-09-1964)

Malaysia - Philippines

55-85
(31-39)

Thailand - Canada

52-70
(17-27)

Indonesia - Taiwan

0-2 (w.o.)

Mexico - Cuba

81-63
(36-28)

Australia - South Korea

71-53
(33-32)

Competition Day 3
(27-09-1964)

Indonesia - Canada

60-70
(28-38)

Thailand - South Korea

62-74
(40-33)

Malaysia - Cuba

45-93
(18-43)

Taiwan - Philippines

71-95
(30-39)

Australia - Mexico

63-75
(36-29)

Competition Day 4
(28-09-1964)

Taiwan - Cuba

74-87
(34-30)

Thailand - Mexico

59-94
(19-40)

Malaysia - Australia

44-65
(20-37)

Indonesia - Philippines

98-86
(48-35)

South Korea - Canada

65-73
(26-34)

Competition Day 5
(30-09-1964)

Thailand - Malaysia

79-78
(38-43)

Indonesia - South Korea

85-103
(37-45)

Taiwan - Australia

62-64
(28-32)

Canada - Mexico

61-64
(36-36)

Philippines - Cuba

69-84
(27-40)

Competition Day 6
(1-10-1964)

South Korea - Mexico

75-76
(38-30)

Philippines - Australia

69-71
(32-29)

Indonesia - Cuba

96-99
(46-49;86-86)

Canada - Malaysia

88-45
(32-10)

Taiwan - Thailand

70-71
(32-39)

Competition Day 7
(2-10-1964)

Canada - Taiwan

86-79
(38-33)

Philippines - Thailand

98-71
(45-40)

South Korea - Malaysia

118-80
(46-44)

Cuba - Australia

65-77
(26-38)

Indonesia - Mexico

84-112
(41-62)

Competition Day 8(3-10-1964)

Indonesia - Australia

68-82
(29-39)

Mexico - Malaysia

124-82
(55-34)

Cuba - Thailand

83-56
(40-20)

South Korea - Taiwan

93-71
(45-30)

Philippines - Canada

64-68
(31-34)

Competition Day 9
(4-10-1964)

Cuba - Canada

63-72
(29-32)

Indonesia - Malaysia

0-2 (w.o.)

Australia - Thailand

58-45
(31-32)
(*)

Mexico - Taiwan

76-93
(33-46)

South Korea - Philippines

90-58
(25-32)

*
Game abandoned by Thailand in the second half (later,
FIBA validated the score at that time, 58-45, as final).